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Arthur Rimbaud - Tartufe`s PunishmentArthur Rimbaud - Tartufe`s Punishment
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Raking, raking, his amorous thoughts underneath his chaste robe of black, happy, his hand gloved, one day as he went along, fearsomely sweet, yellow, dribbling piety from his toothless mouth, One day as he went along, `Let us Pray`, - a Wicked One seized him roughly by his saintly ear and snapped frightful words at him, tearing off the chaste robe of black wrapped about his moist skin. Punishment! - His clothes were unbuttoned; and, the long chaplet of pardoned sins being told in his heart, St Tartufe was so pale!.. So he confessed and prayed, with a death rattle! The man contented himself with carrying off his clerical bands… - Faugh! Tartufe was naked from his top to his toe!
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